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I've been bhrowsing reviews of local resturants... this one sounds very
promising... would you give it a shot? I will probably give it a try within
the next two weeks.

Gibby's Restaurant
Route 7 W Quaker St, PO Box 248, Delanson, NY 12053

Review

A Classic for 50 Yrs

posted July 22, 2004

Gibby got it right from the start some 50 years ago. And you don't fix what
ain't broken. The original 1952 Mountain View diner is 95% in tact, though the
booth seats are worn out and a bit lumpy. In my 32 years of eating here I can't
remember any meal being less than excellent. At first the prices may seem high
for a diner, but the quality and quantity of the food justify them. Except for
breakfast, I don't eat "light" at Gibby's. I will skip lunch to make room for a
dinner. Soup or salad? If my favorite NE clam chowder isn't offered it's the
always fresh and vibrant garden salad. The small loaves of bread that accompany
your meal are fresh, soft, and delicious. Pork chop dinner...not one large,
succulent chop, not two, but THREE. The big Texan steaks don't fit on the
plate. Order the Cowgirl if you want a more normal size steak. If you don't
like green olives, as I don't, you won't like the meatloaf. Otherwise, it's
fine. You will not be a disappointed no matter what you order. Don't attempt to
eat all that's put in front of you because you'll want to save room for
dessert. Good luck choosing just one. One thing says it all...name another
diner or restaurant that is closed two days a week (Mon & Tue), is only open
7am-7pm, closes every winter and still be in business for 50+ years. The diner
is actually located on Rt 7 in the village of Quaker Street (yes, that is the
name of the town), NOT Delanson.
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---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =---
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"Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."
Sheldon
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"PENMART01" > wrote in message
...
> I've been bhrowsing reviews of local resturants... this one sounds very
> promising... would you give it a shot? I will probably give it a try
within
> the next two weeks.
>
> Gibby's Restaurant
> Route 7 W Quaker St, PO Box 248, Delanson, NY 12053
>
> Review
>
> A Classic for 50 Yrs
>
> posted July 22, 2004
>
> Gibby got it right from the start some 50 years ago. And you don't fix
what
> ain't broken. The original 1952 Mountain View diner is 95% in tact, though
the
> booth seats are worn out and a bit lumpy. In my 32 years of eating here I
can't
> remember any meal being less than excellent. At first the prices may seem
high
> for a diner, but the quality and quantity of the food justify them. Except
for
> breakfast, I don't eat "light" at Gibby's. I will skip lunch to make room
for a
> dinner. Soup or salad? If my favorite NE clam chowder isn't offered it's
the
> always fresh and vibrant garden salad. The small loaves of bread that
accompany
> your meal are fresh, soft, and delicious. Pork chop dinner...not one
large,
> succulent chop, not two, but THREE. The big Texan steaks don't fit on the
> plate. Order the Cowgirl if you want a more normal size steak. If you
don't
> like green olives, as I don't, you won't like the meatloaf. Otherwise,
it's
> fine. You will not be a disappointed no matter what you order. Don't
attempt to
> eat all that's put in front of you because you'll want to save room for
> dessert. Good luck choosing just one. One thing says it all...name another
> diner or restaurant that is closed two days a week (Mon & Tue), is only
open
> 7am-7pm, closes every winter and still be in business for 50+ years. The
diner
> is actually located on Rt 7 in the village of Quaker Street (yes, that is
the
> name of the town), NOT Delanson.
> ----
>
>
> ---= BOYCOTT FRANCE (belgium) GERMANY--SPAIN =---
> ---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =---
> *********
> "Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."
> Sheldon

I would certainly try it. Any diner who's been around that long has to be
doing something right.
We're often looking for new places to try around here as well, and I wish
I'd come across a find like the one described in your post. Do let us know
how you like it when/if you decide to try it. I'm curious to hear what you
think!

kimberly
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>
>
> I would certainly try it. Any diner who's been around that long has to be
> doing something right.
> We're often looking for new places to try around here as well, and I wish
> I'd come across a find like the one described in your post.

Kimberly, have you been to the Hob Nob Hill Cafe? (Sandy Eggo) That is what
I first though of when I read Sheldon's post. No giant steaks, but the rest
sounds similar.

Charlie

Charlie